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Anonymous

12/06/25(Sat)01:36:01 No.727664917

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Anonymous 12/06/25(Sat)01:36:01 No.727664917 Archived

Why people stuck with Unity?

Anonymous
12/06/25(Sat)01:37:12 No.727664952

Anonymous 12/06/25(Sat)01:37:12 No.727664952

>>727664917
Explain yourself

Anonymous
12/06/25(Sat)01:40:19 No.727665105

Anonymous 12/06/25(Sat)01:40:19 No.727665105

>>727664917
Despite the company being really bad, it still is very useful with loads of add-on, programmers loves it too
a splinter branch of it would be a god send

Anonymous
12/06/25(Sat)01:56:15 No.727665762

Anonymous 12/06/25(Sat)01:56:15 No.727665762

>>727664917
Learning curve is less steep and the UI is more user friendly than other engines

Anonymous
12/06/25(Sat)02:03:40 No.727666042

Anonymous 12/06/25(Sat)02:03:40 No.727666042

>>727664917
Because inertia is a hell of a drug. A lot of indie devs built their entire workflow around Unity over the years. Tons of tutorials, asset store content, plugins-it’s all there. People already know how to make a game from scratch with it, so switching to Unreal or Godot feels like starting over. Even with the recent drama, until something better has the same ecosystem and support, Unity's still the path of least resistance for many.

Anonymous
12/06/25(Sat)02:10:06 No.727666321

Anonymous 12/06/25(Sat)02:10:06 No.727666321

>>727666042
What recent drama?

Anonymous
12/06/25(Sat)02:11:17 No.727666370

Anonymous 12/06/25(Sat)02:11:17 No.727666370

>>727664917
Godot just ain't ready, man!

Anonymous
12/06/25(Sat)02:12:16 No.727666421

Anonymous 12/06/25(Sat)02:12:16 No.727666421

>>727666321
All version of unity between 2017 and now have a exploit that allow remote access control by just launching the exe of that build.